Yup. He does write some amazing war stories. You can read it through all his work. Hellblazer (The ghost of the spitfire pilot), Preacher (obvious here), Punisher (again with the obvious), Enemy Ace was great... and so on, even going back to one of his first pieces, back in the days of Crisis when he pulled the whole "Fuck Communism" lighter long before Jesse Custer appeared on the scene.
Have to say Flyboy, I loved the end of D Day Dodgers. Yeah, the songs a bit twee, but it was written at the time and adds to the reality of the book for me. I loved the way the art treks across the battlefield. In fact <puts on thich head> I didn't notice it at first. Doh! |
